Great web site with lots of descriptive sections on St. Simons Island

The St. Simons Island Experience
Post Office Box 22044
St. Simons Island · GA · 31522
912.638.7992 · 1.888.945.7992
info@stsimonsislandexperience.com
http://www.coastalgeorgiagolf.com/
http://www.officialguide.com/gijekyll.html

The Brunswick-Golden Isles
Chamber of Commerce
4 Glynn Avenue
Brunswick, Georgia 31520
912-265-0620
FAX: 912-265-0629
http://www.brunswick-georgia.com/chamber/chamber.html

Brunswick & the Golden Isles Convention & Visitors Bureau
http://www.bgicoc.com/gabrucoc/html/Frame.htm

www.seasisland.com
100 Hudson Place
Sea Island GA 31525
912-638-3611 or 1 800 SEA ISLAND

Kevin Udell, Sports Marketing Manager
912-635-4157
1 Beachview Dr.
Jekyll Island, Ga. 31527
www.jekyllisland.com
kudell@jekyllisland.com

Jekyll Island Club Hotel,
(800) 535-9547,
www.jekyllclub.com
http://www.jekyllisland.com

Orlando Web Sites
http://www.cityoforlando.net/
Julie Wordell
Media Manager
Orlando/Orange County Convention & Visitors Bureau, Inc.
6700 Forum Drive, Suite 100
Orlando, FL 32821
407-354-5571
Fax: 407-370-5002
www.orlandoinfo.com/media
http://www.golfzoo.com/-pl-224-dest-FLOR-producttype-GO-.htm, outstanding web page with dozens of Orlando golf courses with photos and short descriptions

Tampa Bay Web Sites

Karen Brand
Vice President of Communications
Tampa Bay Convention & Visitors Bureau
400 North Tampa Street, Suite 2800
Tampa, FL 33602-4713
(813) 342-4052
Fax: (813) 218-3352
http://www.visittampabay.com

Costa Rica Web Sites
Costa Rica National Chamber of Tourism
Phone: 011 506 234-6222 Fax: 011 506 253-8102
You found this website at http://costarica.tourism.co.cr

Costa Rica Golf Adventures Travel, Ltd.
www.golfcr.com
e-mail- golf@golfcr.com
1-877-258-2688
Everything you ever wanted to know about Costa Rica including hotels, activities, immigration and real estate opportunities
http://www.1-costaricalink.com/
http://costarica.tourism.co.cr/mapindex.htm

Dominican Republic Web Sites

The following link is to a page with virtually all of the Dominican Republic courses, rates, and course descriptions http://dr1.com/travel/special/golf.shtml

Punta Cana Golf Club
Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
Telephone: (809) 959-4653 or (888) 442-2262
Green Fees: $52 to $110, cart included, discounted for hotel guests, caddies available
Website: www.puntacana.com
E-mail: golf@puntacana.com
This site lists three golf resorts on the DR complete with descriptions and rates
http://www.infohub.com/Lodgings/golf_resort/dominican_republic_golf_resorts.html

The following is an excellent site listing details and short descriptions of all the DR courses by region of the country
http://dr1.com/travel/special/golf.shtml

Weather Information

The high season in Costa Rica, December through April, is the dry season. The rainy season, which lasts from May to November, usually sees sunny mornings, with rain showers in late afternoon and evening. Secondary roads can become rutted during those months, and four-wheel drive vehicles are strongly recommended. Overall, the climate is tropical, with an average temperature of 72°F (22°C). It can be much hotter along the coastal areas of the country, and much cooler in the mountains.
The Golden Isles are semi-tropical with a yearly average temperature of 68 degrees.
Orlando average temperatures range from 59.7 F in January to 85 in August, and July and August average over 25 days above 90 F and it can be quite humid. The best months to visit are February - May.
The Dominican Republic has tropical weather with the average annual temperatures around 25°C (77°F). Dominican climate is sometimes called “the endless summer” for its consistently warm and sunny conditions. There are slight variations between the summer and winter months. The so-called 'cool' or winter season, runs from November to April. The humidity is relatively low during these months and it tends to cool down in the evenings much more than in the summer months. The coastal/beach regions generally experience highs of around 28°C (83°F) during the day and lows of about 20°C (68°F) in the evening. The mountainous interior of the country is considerably cooler, and on the highest mountain peaks the thermometer can sometimes drop below freezing point. On rare occasions frost can even be seen on the top of these peaks. The summer season in the Dominican Republic runs from May to October. Average daily highs for the coastal regions rise to around 31°C (87°F) during the day, dropping down to about 22°C (72°F) at night. The summer months can be quite humid.

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